(gan teideal)

“It came to my mouth to tell him..." ¶ "(It's) a cure for sore eyes to see you.”

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(gan teideal)

“Long ago, a man was coming from card playing. On his way home he had to pass a grave-yard.”

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Edmund Sharkey, Seán Sharkey

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Story

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Bertie O Hara, Mrs O Hara

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Story

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Mrs Dolphin, Tommy Dolphin

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“There was once an old man who had a hump on his back.”

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John Kelly, Pat Kelly

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“Years ago a family named Lowther lived in Riversdale. It was a custom in the house never to make...”

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Bridget Callaghan, Padraig Mc Hugh

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“There lived a man in the early ages whose name was Seán McRonald who was locally known as Seán Na gCeann.”

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Patrick Rowley, Seán Scollan

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(gan teideal)

“A man named Pat Magee who lived in a townland up the mountain was very poor.”

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Antony Turbitt, Hugh Turbitt

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“One very dark night as Tom Galligan was coming home from Pat Gaffney's...”

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Francis Michael McGovern, Michael Fee

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A Ghost Story

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John Mc Hugh, Padraig Mc Hugh

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(gan teideal)

“One night a certain man was going home from his céilidhe. As he was going along the road he saw a black form...”

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Mr P. Flood, Séan Flood

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(gan teideal)

“On the night of the Big Wind there was a wake in a certain house. The corpse was laid out on the kitchen table.”

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Frances Flood, Seán Flood

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“My mother and another woman were walking along a road one night. It was fairly dark and they had to pass by a fort.”

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Hugh Reynolds, Mrs Hugh Reynolds

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“About fifty years ago a man named Mr Mc Cartain went into a wood to cut a tree to make a ladder.”

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Gerard Murphy, Mrs Mc Tiernan

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(gan teideal)

“There was once a man in Aughatowney who went to gather sticks one winter night.”

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Jerry Crossan, Patrick Mc Tiernan

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(gan teideal)

“One night about twenty years ago a man was going to Ballinamore on a bicycle.”

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Mrs O Brien, Seán Dolphin

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(gan teideal)

“Seán na gCeann" had a castle on the shores of Lough Scurr.”

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Mr Heslin, Seán Dolphin

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Seán na gCeann Met His Death

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Con Galloghy, Phelim Galloghy

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(gan teideal)

“A man and his wife had one son. He was always out very late at night.”

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Francie Harkin

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(gan teideal)

“One time my great-great-grandmother was spinning in her home at Lisacarn.”

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Michael Moran, Mrs Sweeney

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